Have you used your Amazon student discounts yet?
That’s where Amazon’s Top Titles comes in. Each month, we’re spotlighting the biggest trending books, podcasts, films, and music that we think you’ll love right now. And the best part? It’s all available with our Amazon student discount across Prime, Audible, and Music.
Even better? You can stream, listen, or watch wherever you are – on the bus to uni, between lectures, or whilst cooking dinner in halls.
Right now, UK students on Student Beans can unlock:
Amazon Music student discount: Three months FREE for a limited time.
Amazon Audible student discount: Three months free for Prime members + £10 credit, or £0.99 a month for the first three months for non-Prime members (limited until the 15th of July)
Amazon Prime student discount: Six months free Prime for students, then 50% off – just £4.49 a month.
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Our Amazon Music picks
If your study playlists need a refresh, Amazon Music’s three-month free offer is the perfect excuse to dive into something new. Here’s our top picks for this month:
SWAG: Live from Coachella – Justin Bieber
A highly talked-about Coachella headline performance brought straight to you: this month Justin Bieber dropped SWAG: Live from Coachella (Weekend II), the second instalment of his live Coachella double-drop, following Weekend I the month before. Both capture his most recent SWAG era in full flight and are strong contenders for album of the summer.
Whether you have Bieber fever or not, these live albums are the perfect summery soundtrack for long road trips or simply to blare on your speaker in the park.
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The Rolling Stones – Foreign Tongues
For the indie music lovers - six decades in and the Stones are still dropping bangers. Foreign Tongues captures the band live, all swagger and guitar riffs, for anyone who wants proof that rock and roll never dies.
Landing on 10th July, it's less a nostalgia trip and more a reminder of why the Stones still headline festivals nobody can get tickets to.
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Our Amazon Audible picks
Who doesn’t love a good audiobook? Whether you’re walking (or running) to your next lecture or doing a quick food shop, audiobooks are the easiest way to keep up with the latest reads – hands-free.
Here are a couple of reads/listens we recommend you start playing, made better with your Amazon Audible student discount:
London Falling – Patrick Radden Keefe
Now this is an audiobook that you'll want to tune into. London Falling follows the 2019 death of nineteen-year-old Zac Brettler, who fell from a luxury London apartment after pretending to be a Russian oligarch's son.
It's fast-paced, strange, and exactly the kind of dark, secretive underbelly story that's been driving book-centric corners of the internet wild. Already a major talking point – expect it to keep trending.
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Yesteryear – Caro Claire Burke
For anyone who can't scroll past a tradwife influencer without judging quietly, Yesteryear is the satire built for this exact moment.
The story follows an influencer who wakes up in 1805 – equal parts twisty plot and pointed commentary on performative "simple living."
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World Cup Fever – Simon Kuper
With the World Cup dominating TV screens across the country (and the world), World Cup Fever is the perfect audiobook to get invested in. The author - Simon Kuper - has attended every tournament since 1990, and this is his account of nine World Cups – from half-empty stands in Italy to the French triumph in 1998, South Africa's national dream in 2010, and the more complicated legacy of Qatar in 2022.
Part history, part travelogue, it's the football education worth having before the tournament kicks off.
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Sibling Rivalry – Hal Phillips
Sticking with the World Cup theme, Sibling Rivalry dives into one of football's most loaded fixtures: USA vs Mexico. With the 2026 tournament co-hosted by both nations (plus Canada), the timing couldn't be sharper.
Hal Phillips unpacks the politics, history, and pure grudge-match energy behind the rivalry, narrated by Christopher Ragland.
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This Book May Cause Side Effects – Helen Pilcher
Ever developed a headache just from someone mentioning headaches? This Book May Cause Side Effects explores the nocebo effect – the placebo's evil twin – and why belief alone can make people physically ill.
Neuroscientist Helen Pilcher digs into everything from fake allergies to the social media tics reported during the pandemic. Equal parts unsettling and fascinating for the curious students.
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The Odyssey - Homer
With it being one of the most highly anticipated films to come out this year, directed by the Christopher Nolan and with a highly star-studded cast lined up - why not get ahead of the game and dive into the original works.
The Odyssey follows Odysseus's ten-year journey home after the Trojan War – shipwrecks, monsters, a vengeful sea god, and a hero relying on wit alone to survive it. Some stories never stop being relevant.
One of the earliest pieces of Western literature, and still one of the best.
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Our Amazon Prime picks
Between assignments and deadlines, sometimes you just need a solid series to unwind with. Luckily, the Amazon Prime student discount unlocks a huge library of TV and films right at your fingertips.
Right now, students can get six months free Prime, then 50% off – just £4.49 a month. Here’s what everyone’s watching this month:
Elle
Before there was Legally Blonde, there was Elle Woods at sixteen. Elle is the prequel series following a teenage Elle navigating high school – the friendships, the family dynamics, and the nineties fashion choices that eventually shape her into the icon everyone already knows.
Landing on 1st July, if you loved the Legally Blonde film, you will love this.
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Ride or Die
Debbie (Octavia Spencer) and Judith (Hannah Waddingham) are best friends on a European road trip in Ride or Die – until Debbie discovers Judith is secretly an international assassin. What follows is a high-octane run from law enforcement and vengeful criminals, with the two leads doing all the heavy lifting.
It lands on 15th July, and given the iconic cast, this should be one to watch.
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